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Posted10 February 2022
Health Education England has published the first roadmap to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the NHS looking at its workforce impact.
The report aims to understand the use of AI and data-driven technologies that currently exist in the healthcare system, the uptake of these new...
Posted8 February 2022
More than 24,500 apprentices started training in 178 different apprenticeship standards across the NHS, in 2020/21 a rise of 20% since 2019/20 and the largest ever number per year.
This week, HEE is shining a light on the positive impact apprenticeships make, providing the opportunity to...
Posted7 February 2022
Ten new Breast Radiology Fellows are joining the National Breast Imaging Academy (NBIA) as part of an international programme to train more specialists and help tackle NHS staff shortages.
The fellows, part of a HEE-funded programme launched in 2019, will join breast screening units...
Posted3 February 2022
Health Education England (HEE) has unveiled plans for a new programme aiming to help tackle health inequalities in rural and coastal areas.
A combination of worsening health, ageing populations, social deprivation and workforce staffing issues are leaving health and care services in these...
Posted1 February 2022
Health Education England is staging a programme of events and celebrations to mark LGBTQI+ History Month, which starts today.
The programme for staff will include discussions, talks and fun events designed to support HEE’s values of being responsible, fair, confident and inclusive.
...Posted31 January 2022
Training to help the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine has been accessed more than three million times, which has helped to support 49,486 more vaccinators join the booster programme efforts in the last three months.
Through the use of Health Education England’s elearning for healthcare...